A Very Quiet Day

This morning, I headed into town to pick up a few things. While I was at it, I got Patrick and Phil a drink from Dutch Brothers. 

Came home, and then pretty much tried to play a couple games. I was in the war game, when my brain didn't want to understand what I was reading. It happens from time to time but is rare. Dyslexia is complicated and hard to explain at times. So, when I get flustered, I close up. I can't comprehend what I'm reading. That's when I feel like an idiot. So, instead of continuing to play, I just shut down the game and find something else to do, till I can get my brain back on track. It doesn't last long, but it does get me confused at what I'm reading. I think that's why I like to listen to books rather than read them. I need to read more, but too lazy at times to do that. Now, I know I need to read a book, to help me get back to reading what is written and not what my brain thinks is written. Again, hard to explain. I'm thankful I can read to a college level. Not thankful for the times it shows its ugly head and I'm confused. Thank goodness it only happens about once a year and if I'm lucky, less than that. It's been a while since I had a hard time reading what everyone was up to. I do find I'm asking Patrick what some words mean more often, so I know I need to get back to reading books instead of listening to them. 

So, I spent the day playing match games or even seek and find games. I just didn't feel like doing anything today. Go figure. I did go back to my game later tonight and had fun. Was back on track and enjoying my game. 

I really didn't feel like doing much at all. I was lazy and just sat around doing NOTHING. Seriously, nothing! I wanted to do the quilt downstairs but couldn't go down and work on it. I have to cut the backing and batting tomorrow! No excuses there! Hopefully tomorrow will be more like having fun with my quilting. Fingers crossed tomorrow will be Happy Stitching/Happy Quilting!